random.randint() wierdness.

[Michael Hudson]

Steve Juranich <sjuranic at condor.ee.washington.edu> writes:

> Could somebody please explain this?

No, because the output you included can't have been produced by the
code you showed (unless you have a monumentally ancient Python).

> >>> for i in range(20):
> ...     random.randint(1, 32)

How does this get printed?

> ...     print i

Wrt the below, "why".

> ... 
> 14
> 0    <---------   I don't get it.  Why?
[schnipp]

Cheers,
M.

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